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Understanding 9/11Dokdok Laughs Ha Ha Ha!
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Dokdok is a scare crow who can talk and move. His friends are Nouras the Sea Gull, Gharab the Crow, and Abou Fasada the Bird. In this story, Dokdok and his friends are in the field, they see a mouse running away with a piece of cheese, so Dokdok remembers seeing a mouse running away from a cat, so they imitate the cats voice to make the mouse afraid. Then they chase away the cat that stole the fisherman's fish by barking like a dog, and do the same with a number of different animals.
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You can also read a copy of 'Dokdok Laughs Ha Ha Ha!' by going to the International Children's Digital Library, a joint project of the Internet Archive and University Of Maryland. |
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